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The Elie Khouri Art Foundation Dubai has appointed Sumayya Vally of Counterspace to turn a Jumeirah 1 villa into its permanent home, opening in late 2028.
Thomas Heatherwick told the Global Wellness Summit in Phuket that a boring buildings epidemic harms wellbeing and drives carbon-heavy demolition.
Kennedy Center renovation procurement is under scrutiny after Minnesota firm ATSR was named architect of record for the $257 million project in Washington.
Marina Tabassum is the 2026 Richard Neutra Award honoree. The Dhaka-based architect and 2025 Serpentine Pavilion designer is recognized by Cal Poly Pomona.
Grimshaw has begun the 70 Mulberry Street reconstruction in Manhattan's Chinatown, rebuilding a former school destroyed by fire for five displaced tenants.
The Carrier Corps memorial Freetown, designed by Oshinówò Studio, names more than 900 Sierra Leone soldiers on glass fins added to Lutyens' 1931 monument.
AI companies buying architecture CAD files are offering six figures for private drawings and models, and architects are raising questions about copyright.
The Earth Craft U.S. Pavilion at the 2027 Venice Architecture Biennale will honor the makers behind American architecture, curated by Germane Barnes and Vyta
The ICA Miami expansion by Gensler will renovate a second 30,000-square-foot building in the Design District and double the museum's footprint by late 2027.
The New Mexico Literacy Institute, a 31,000-square-foot center by Multistudio and Design Plus Architects, is set to open in December 2026.
The Powerhouse Parramatta museum opening is set for November 7, 2026, with five exhibitions and a 23-day festival in Western Sydney, designed by Moreau
The Zaha Hadid Foundation video installation The Rebar Beneath by artist LionHeart opens in London to mark ten years since the architect's death.
